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As of today Azure is available in 34 Regions and each region has feature availability. If you want to know which features are available in each region then follow the below link https://azure.microsoft.com/en-in/regions/services/ Happy Learning !!! Harsh Shah

If you are planning to move your apps to Azure, than there is a tool called Azure Readiness Assessment which inspects your on-Primes (Physical or Virtual) environment and provides you with the detail Report. This report lists the steps you need to take to move your application to Cloud. This Automated Assessment provides detail report and steps you need to take to make any design changes or configuration changes to your apps in order to move to Cloud Download the tool from here: https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=391029&clcid=0x409 More information here: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/downloads/vm-readiness-assessment/ Happy Learning !!!

Today   I am going to summarize various ways by which you an create Windows Virtual Machine in Microsoft Azure. [This article applies to Windows Virtual Machines] By Using Azure Portal If you are a beginner then this is the right place to start with for creating virtual machines in an easy to use portal. Please follow the below guided information to create your first Virtual Machine on windows. Follow the below link for more detailed explanation https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/windows/quick-create-portal By Using Resource Manager Template When you create a Virtual Machine you may require to setup multiple things like setting up storage, Deployment and other required resources. These settings may require to perform separate actions during the setup. Hence in order to manage all of these resources in a single coordinated operation templates are used. Follow the below link for more detailed explanation https://azure.mi...